Solution
Customer support and sales calls
See the customer's screen and solve the problem together. The next customer doesn't barge into the middle of the call.
No app, no plugin, no account. They click the link and they're in the meeting.
Try it nowWith nobody taking notes, what was said, what was decided and what comes next were all written up.
How it worksThanks to the fixed room code they set the calendar invite up once and never sent a link again.
Read the storyA 15-minute live demo: try it with your own team, ask your questions, then decide.
Request a demoSee the customer's screen and solve the problem together. The next customer doesn't barge into the middle of the call.
Most support calls are spent guessing what's on the customer's screen. "Is there a button at the top left?" "Which top left?" A twenty-minute call that screen sharing would have ended in three.
No app download needed. They click the link, share their screen, and you see the problem with your own eyes.
The next customer waits in the waiting room. You admit them when you've finished with the previous one. Nobody drops into the middle of a call.
You lock the room once the call has started. The wrong person can't get in with an old link.
For a problem you can't crack, bring someone from the technical team into the room. Make them a co-host and they can handle the customer too.
If you work from home, blur the background or put a corporate image behind you. The customer sees you, not your room.
A single link in reply to the support request. If you'd rather book a time, send a calendar invite as well.
The customer arrives and you let them in when you're ready.
The customer shares their screen and you see the problem together.
You share your own screen in turn and show them how it should be.
If needed you record the call and capture the solution.
With unlimited permanent rooms you can give every support agent their own room. Your branding is on too — the customer sees your company.
Compare plansNo. You see the screen but can't take over the mouse. Remote control needs a separate tool; Orbimeet doesn't do it.
Not in the same room. But on the Enterprise plan you can open unlimited rooms, give each customer their own and go through them in turn.
No. They can join with the camera off and talk by audio only. Screen sharing doesn't need a camera.
If you download the recording only to your own computer the data stays with you and touches no server. If you choose to upload it to the cloud we store it behind an encrypted link. Either way, telling the customer you're recording and obtaining their consent is your responsibility.
Lawyer, accountant, therapist, coach. Let your client join without downloading an app, while you appear under your own brand.
Split the class into groups, write on the board together, take attendance with a poll. The student needs to know nothing beyond the link.
The weekly meeting link never changes. Board, polls and file sharing live inside the call — no separate tool subscription.
Start a meeting without an account and send the link to whoever you like. It takes two minutes.